AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDefense Tech: A Michigan firm, Swarm Defense Technologies, says it won an order for 4,000 one-way attack drones (Kiwi) after testing at Fort Carson, Colorado—part of the U.S. Drone Dominance Program. Wildlife & Policy: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service revised Canada lynx critical habitat across the West, cutting about 32% of the designation from the 2014 map while keeping eastern-range rules unchanged. Local Tech & Power: A proposed Aurora data center could demand up to 500 MW—reported as roughly 11x Denver International Airport’s power—sparking community pushback over planning and public process. Public Safety Tech: Colorado schools are among those joining a Campus Guardian Angel pilot using drones (plus AI detection and panic tools) to deter or stop attackers, drawing criticism from safety experts. Sports Tech/Health: Deion Sanders shared new prosthetic toes after his 2022 amputations, highlighting rehab and mobility tech. Higher Ed Assessment: University of Denver plans to use NSSE survey results more directly in its academic assessment system.
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